9.30-10.00am: Welcome
10.00am-noon Session 1: Fertility
Ian Timaeus (LSHTM): Fertility and family building in Kenya, 1947-2007
Louis Henderson (LSE): Was there a family economics before 1870?: fertility choice in a long-running natural experiment, London, c. 1760-1870
Emma Diduch (CAMPOP): People, places, and peers - the fertility trajectories of two Derbyshire cohorts 1881-1911
12.00-12.10pm: Coffee Break
12.10-1.30pm Session 2: Mortality and Mobility
Casey Breen (Oxford): The Black-White Mortality Crossover Paradox: New Evidence from Social Security Mortality Records
Per Engzell (UCL): 150 years of multigenerational mobility in Sweden
1.30-2.30pm: Lunch Break
2.30-3.50pm Session 3: Health
Eilidh Garrett (CAMPOP): Changing manifestations of the White Death: the recording of tuberculous deaths in British civil registers, 1871-1901
Romola Davenport (CAMPOP): Public and private water provision in industrializing Britain
3.50-4.20pm: Coffee Break
4.20-5.40pm Session 4: Gender
Felix Schaff (EUI): Before the U-Curve: Inter-Family Roots of Preindustrial Gender Inequality
Sijie Hu (Renmin): Role models rescuing missing girls? Evidence from six centuries of Chinese history
5.40-7.00pm: Drinks at White Horse pub
7.00pm: Dinner (invited guests only)
